Common use of Member to Provider Ratios Clause in Contracts

Member to Provider Ratios. The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees only, are Contractor-specific, and assume the practitioner is a full time equivalent (FTE) (defined as a provider practicing forty (40) hours per week for the Contractor):

Member to Provider Ratios. a) The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees only, are Contractor-specific, and assume the practitioner is a full time equivalent (FTE) (defined as a provider practicing forty (40) hours per week for the Contractor):

Member to Provider Ratios. a) The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees only, are Contractor-specific, and assume the practitioner is a full mil time equivalent (FTE) (defined as a provider practicing forty (40) hours per week for the Contractor):

Member to Provider Ratios. The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees onlyand FHPlus Enrollees, are Contractor-specific, and assume the practitioner is a full full-time equivalent (FTE) (defined as a provider practicing at least forty (40) hours per week for the Contractor):

Member to Provider Ratios. The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-tomember -to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees only, are Contractor-specific, and assume the practitioner is a full time equivalent (FTE) (defined FTE)(defined as a provider practicing forty (40) hours per week for the Contractor):

Member to Provider Ratios. The Contractor agrees to adhere to the member-to-PCP ratios shown below. These ratios are for Medicaid Enrollees only, are Contractor-Contractor specific, and assume the practitioner is a full time equivalent (FTE) (defined as a provider practicing forty (40) ). hours per week for the Contractor):